Hi-Tor Animal Shelter Names New Executive Director To Steer Nonprofit
Hi-Tor Animal Shelter Names New Executive Director To Steer Nonprofit; Rick Tannenbaum Steps In To Guide Hi-Tor Into The Future
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Off-Street Parking Mandates Hinder Housing Affordability & Deter Developers
Unreasonable off-street parking minimums are a problem easily addressed and remedied, particularly in Central Business Districts and in residential areas in proximity to Transit Oriented Developments.
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New York Should Take A Page From New Jersey Which Has Issued Guidance To Local Municipalities For Siting Warehouses
New York Should Take A Page From New Jersey Which Has Issued Guidance To Local Municipalities For Siting Warehouses
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What Exactly Is SEQRA — A Term Heard At Every Planning Board Meeting But Little Understood
SEQRA Should Be Uniformly Applied But Rarely Is; Planning Boards Have Great Discretion To Decide Fate Of Projects
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Converting Offices For Co-Working Breathes Life Into Downtown Main Streets
Companies Like Hudson 1 In Nyack Have Diversified Income Stream With Co-Working Spaces
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Rockland County Courts Becoming Hub For “Usury” Cases Originating Beyond The State
Rockland and Orange Counties have become popular venues for these finance companies in short-term receivables contracts.
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Is It Usury Or Legitimate Funding? A Rockland Court Will Decide
Do these funders provide needed working capital to troubled companies in need of short-term cash? Or are they usurious lenders taking advantage of struggling business owners who have nowhere else to turn for financing?
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The ABCs Of ‘Transfer Of Development Rights,’ & Considerations for Clarkstown’s Comprehensive Plan
The Town of Clarkstown, as part of its new comprehensive plan, is considering zoning changes that would enable transferring development rights between properties.
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The Pandemic Clause – What’s In Your Lease?
There are millions of leases in place on commercial property. Most have incorporated considerations for scenarios from A to Z. But not necessarily a widespread and devastating health pandemic.
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RCC Center Opens; Houlihan Lawrence To Lease Upper Floors
After a long $3.5 million renovation, Rockland Community College on Tuesday will open its Hospitality and Culinary Arts Center on the main and lower floors at 70 Main in Nyack.
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